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| − | A [[Hofsaal]] is the [[Dutch]] name for a | + | A [[Hofsaal]] is the [[Dutch]] and [[Afrikaans]] name for a '''courtroom''' (literally: "court hall"). |
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| + | In the 19th century such rooms were on occasion used as the venue used for a variety of other community and social events. | ||
==The [[Hofsaal, Malmesbury]]== | ==The [[Hofsaal, Malmesbury]]== | ||
| − | + | The courtroom in the Western Cape town of Malmesbury, used as a venue for performances by touring companies in the vicinity of Cape Town in the mid-19th century. | |
Performances taking there included | Performances taking there included | ||
Revision as of 06:56, 9 June 2020
A Hofsaal is the Dutch and Afrikaans name for a courtroom (literally: "court hall").
In the 19th century such rooms were on occasion used as the venue used for a variety of other community and social events.
The Hofsaal, Malmesbury
The courtroom in the Western Cape town of Malmesbury, used as a venue for performances by touring companies in the vicinity of Cape Town in the mid-19th century.
Performances taking there included
